The Sun. — London, England, 1809-08-22 00:00:00

ge..AlileB.l l Tll ' iriF :•- ' e it'.:, Ei k 5. tP7 Ai er, ~ - 1 -- .., V .., . e l. . . , t L. 41 • 411 014 % \ I :\i ;,. I.'t A's,. ''' ,L '5.1 4, ..' 4.,>..,!' !, V ; ,(tar l .:`-- f - * ~4 1 ,:i -- .A:,.. .);k-P- ,;-- .e-- --' -:-.14-. - - r A i!•:-. ~:. _ 44 , .421 - A i . z t,5r,,,...,_:..,._ 4. - --:-;,-- - ir „,-_, 4. , 4;s'' ~,,,,,,,i,.....,'1".~. :., .„4;Nr., .- / I i 01: %tv\v-x 1 / , ', W Numnk.n 51280.1 PATRIOT( C FUND. • A N GENERAL sihEIING of the SUBSCRIB , 1-1„ ERS t tots I ostpution %yid be held at Lloyd's Cotiee. 'Louse, on ! 1-1 N t XT, the 24111 inst. at Twelve o'Clock pteci.,,y, to 'receive the Report of the Committee, to consider of Vie L xtsttiencyot appealing to the rith tio for AdditiOmil Contriputioos to.ttiis, und. By iiiitt'of the Committee, •' • J. P. WE LS I' (2, RD, SactetaTT: bR • CI, k RKE'S and Mg ',CLARKE'S LECTURES. TAR: CLAIIIi..E and Mr. • CLARKE will bOo o in thew WI ;Ni CCWRSE - of on ltilll)WI I. ER Y aria the .I)ISEASES ,of WOMEN and Clil LDR EN., on Thursday, October S. The Leetwes are r,ad -every dab, at the house of Mr. Clarke, No. to, Upper tonn..street, Goitte.tisiltrare; from a quarter past "let.."'Ouck un the Mornin g till a qua ter -I)4't tor the conventenre ot. Students .itte. ding the llos • - • • For Particulars apply to D. Clarke, .No.-1,• New Bur litiomi.strcet, in to .sir. Clarke, Nu. ►o, Utyer Colin ,street, . GAS 11G11 - 1‘ 1 , 1 I L. -Pact Nlall t Aug. 8, 1809. HE Tt 'tows of the Fund tor, ii*.isi•ing Mr. w IN tit, Expetotterns, slerasy give Notice to the fte.er. f i to the Deena ttte 1401 fitly, izr 7, that 3 ( .eiter Ot VIC Contributors to that 1-t s ino will be h:tu , at al ('r ,wo . and Auchor I ,tvero, nt the St air4l, on T kiesnay, in, zwn day of A tile,. ist instant, at Ltevert o'clock in the torefloon to I,•CcivC: the Report of the Ttus• te.:sadlit,: ; IU i)ced, anti to lecitle mint the future aPiiilC4lloll ut rtlC in thcif T 4. C KAN Chairman. CAS LIGHT BILL. Pall Mali, Aug, 8, 18 0 9. THE , ropt iet y and Expediency of , . us i ng d ue P eau , iun; perso„s who are Wit • (:oPtiesymors to the Pt.iid a b sistin4 Mr. "%,V luso! in his Experiments, nut i„ f ru d e th ei ri b eivt: t tl , r , ,i,tenuert• Meeting o'. tw Subscribers t • Ilt,t h n 4 ; particti ,, ly upon thed.ze!sitati or that Meet lie avnited!ibo or the. &looks 0! 1:4 Coritr,')otors will .1. Tiie Cbrinnitee tor hi:: iii , noge tient - , ItiC.reor have rheionowing•R , s4iutions ; or the necessity ,or which t 4, that every pei scot who is really interested w,ll be m • e 1 y cocorinc,(l-:—. f . lrst That nnSonscriLbers, nor the A gen t or A tto rn e y o f any Subscriber can tie actinittea, unless he satisfy the Corn ni.lice Of his or her utentity. —That to eff!ct tois. the Deeds which have been t , er.._rect, shall, with p , oper persons tor that purpose, re .,t Mr. Wlnsors, 97, Pail Mall, every day, from ne:stlay, the t7th of August inst. to Saturday, tine 26th of Aug,st inst. tram Ten o'Clock In the inornaig until Five fhz afternoon, when every Subscriber, whose Si,.. s hature sn alt he established, shall receivea ricket of Admission. t Itooligh tins system in .y produce i=s incoovetnence to rinity, son theft is no method to win()) some objtetions may rlof be rated ; Committee hope the Suuscrits.,:rs Will see t h . 't adupled with a view only tu their interest acid Security, GENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE' CORUNNA pis 1 ENT CAMP 6-1 lorn , mc st regular Military Bed for the Field, Bar`raLks, Scc. also aSO A for a "rent or icuom, &c. likewise a sEA cur for on board Sniv, th-.: whole p,cking in a small V allowed tile niost Dortanic ever vet nhantfdciuted, invented by MORGAN and SANI)EI6, Nu. to dial, iv., Catin'4ine street, Strand, v.'ha most tntninty presume the Ini,tiet;t honour:; oaght to be paid ail thos'e who :iv gailantlyThve..- and ;ay for their Kitsg and Country. STATE LOTTERY. Without) . Five l'housatid Numbers. 4 - - of - ,Czo,c,co S . - of - 4' - - - - 4 A IA- TO 13E DRAWN IN ONE DAY. - vviiis - r and Co. respeofniiy inform the Public, kJ chit TICKETS SIIAIt 1-,S ate *on Sale at their Ot -11( es,' N.. 11, Poultry, No. 12, licirm6.cross, atid 31, Ald- F;.te High-street. The Suite‘tie of the jtr ,. sent State Lottery :is new, and ar. I. , :ds the Ativetttit ter dr. (Tito.rttiatt: of ganitV. the intlueltse Surf) ot c; ! ! which may Ire ,btained purcit.t&ing late wit tie of a Nu,tiber, or itt pruporttert.ti , i at.,y Part . ThAtts anal Shares will b e higher hdore the D"wi");. tr,oao _ 500 Ticket Quarter - Zzi r 7 o• rst . o ► 0 6 PRF.SET PRICE 3 ci - - 5 o Sixteenth - RICI-lARDSoN, (;m)121,',..;,CK,244114 uknx;4,s, ESPECITULLY ac(iti iwt the Public, dint -Lk the whole of the Ne ‘, VAT F. LuT %vitt te drawn in One Day, 23tii oi uct.,oer next., J his Lottery ha s oily 5,5• c Ntimikri Worn Wo. i to 5,000 inc,usive), tour Tickets ot a Nonibel-, r,u that the Putchaaer via Single Ticket will gains Pitze I By 'lwo Tickets ot the sxte N Limper, - I A Prize of - - - - - 1 By three Tickets of the sail* Nutn..ei„ . A Prize of - - - - - ZGo,oos : 1 By fotir Tickets o f th e s ame NUntb,:r, , A Prize of - - And all other Prizes. in the same Proportion. CAPITAL 4- - - o 4 - 4 - of - - k 5,000 4' - nl - 20,7 , 0 112 ~20,~0~ 01 - ut - .(pool &C. &c. &C. v , , ACKETS and SHARES are tin Sale 1:!y RICHARD GOO DLU CK, and Co. C0r..0111, and Charing r.o *S II London; who shared and soli la-4 three 1... -- .trenes, 2 . 3 .2,6 09 , 10 , 197 , anti 18, Tire.: Prizes of zo,o o t. ; ' ll4 7,950, ro,oool. They are als Zile only Office tliAt ever told in Shares Two Prmzcs oX 30,0c01. PRESENT PRICE, Ticket _ - 117 0 - Q arter - 411 3 o I Eighth - - 18 0 . sl4 o Sixteenth - I 9 6 To be &A Sl'A 1.(11"11..RY, wn in c)o I)Av, .n t h of OC TOIS ER, IS9* 4 SLtiLNIF. - - - are - - ,CBo,omo 4- 4 ..... 20,'°0 t , -•- 2,ocp . . - -- - - 8,000 soo . . - . i - - . - o 4 - - - - 3 6 --- - - 4,920 Scsooo Tickets ~coo 100 . 2,400 5 0 - -- - - 1 ,8 0 . - 73.6a0 iCZ OO ,OOo rrl-lIS LOTTERY consists of only 5,000 Num bcra (from s to Soon inclusive) • taut there are. Four Tickets oi each. Number, which will be s , :verally entitled to whatever Prizeis drawn ag,inst such Number; for instance, if No, i 5h.4111,1 he drawn a l'rize of 20,001. the Four Tic kes of that Number will each be entitled to 23,00°1. mak in4, in the ;Whole, ; so thar if Jny person should purchase more than One 'ticket of the same N umber, and that Number prove to,tunate, he may gain, By "1: wo Tickets of the same Number, - - • • fiy Three Ticket s ot theaaula Nurn! 3C - ,t•coier, A Prize of 60,000 1:y Four Tickets of the same Numbei, • A Prize of - - - - - - - - - - 4 8 0,0,:e• all other Priz , :s itrthe'same proportion.• TICK t."l S aud SILAIthS ate on sitic - u'aii the Offices, CIE ‘9,1) AY, AUGUST 22 $ 180 Q. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. SALE : BY A Uell'iON. By PETER BARON. On-the Preinizes, on Monday the f,ith inst. (being postponed from theli,t July, as. heretofore advertised), and in tint foliciwing Days, until-the -whole bd sold, at Ten o' Cluck .in the Forenoon of each. Day, A LL the Valuable SC 6NERY,' MACH IN E WARDROBE, PATENT LAMPS, CHANDE. Li l and all other the Ettetts in, about, and belonging to the Theatre Royal, in. NlLimbester. Printed Catalogues may be bad; and further information obtained, on. application to the Auctioneer, n Chapel Walks ; or to Mr Caygill, at the Concert Tavern, in Manchester aforesAid. The - I'ml-city may be ,viewed on•the Thursday, Friday, and S-atu:d y preceding the Sale, by applying to Mr. Cay_ gilt, as above: • TO BE SOLI) BY PRIVATE CON ritAcT, A, CAPITAL and -veiy' Valuable- VREE HOLD .L k • ESTATE, situate about a mile and a hall from Southampton, and within the limits uf • the 'Town and .County, late the residence and infelicity of General atibbrit, deceased. co; ti f f ng "'tie MANt. - )R- of PORTS WOO 0, with - The claurc Fines, 2-i it Rents, &c. &e. A capital Modetn..bullt stirce)ed 'louse, u lift suitable 0 like s o f ever y ..• discripti ,;,, the wit,,lt in the most excellent. and perted re. pair ; extensive and delighttul P Leasure Grounds and Gar dens, Cireeti,hotise, Ice-house, Hot and Sticcession Houses; a biautitul Park of highly dlversitied Grounds ; a fertile and unxitictive Farm, in excellent order, called the Priory of St. ben , s, with a complete f arm-yard, containing upwards I of six hunched acfes - of land, part in hand, part on )C.4; and a part oil lixes". tither the whole will be sold in one Lot, or the Mansion -house, with upwards of 220 Acres, inclosed within the park . paling, will be sold separately, at the option • at the Purchaser. Vottswhod is eminently distinguished for its . peculiar ad vantages-in point uf situation, t.:nd commands extensive and picturesque V ews of the late ot Wight, Southampton ter, the River Itcnil, and the surrounding rich and beauti. ful Country, whi_h i s higyfy varied, and luxuriantly April ed. The iteighnourhood is very •respeaahle, and the roads extremely gootL Tolle viewed by tickets only, which, with prinled •.!ulars may be nad of Messrs. Beeknell and Shedding, No. Lincoln's. I nit-fields, where pimp of the House and Estate I • may be seen. Particulars may also be bad of Mr. Hooke' - , Upholsterer, Souttaniptun. , " Shortly will be published, in•livo. price Jos. 6d. boards . , PEIARMACQPCEIA of the - ROYAL - COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS of LONDON. ISc9. 'l.*ril,tted into F.ngtisn, with Notes, &c. liy RICHAkt.) POWELL, A 1.1). . . Fellow of the College. Physietnii to Sr. Biothoiomew's and the MagdAlcsi Hos - 1)11.11s: Printed for Longinao, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter.row, f whom inay he had, on Paite-boark Two Tabl:s. exhibiting 4 t one V ietV, theßelations .of * the last and pest rharnlAcoptvia, , . This Day vtere published, A New Edition, prt‘e 4s. sewed, . THE LAND VALUER', ASSISTANT. Be nog Tables on an imprOved Plan for calculating the Value of Estates, By R. HUDSON. * The Compiler of the abode Tables having often had occasion to calculate the Value of Land-..„ found that all Mi. met Publications this knid obliged - the I.tson using theta tp set down-foo many figures on order to tind the aniount ; hence he was" induced tu construct these 'ables tor own Use, .ttitst finding them, upon tri.,l, seivicenble, he 'Atm pitzr> the Pubile. Ito follflt: Publi.:atton at this sort enibles the Person using it to find the by fever Figo:es that are stated in thoYe Tablas. Primed fut viii Loki bk C. Cm.lock, and W. - joy, 32, Pa tel itostcr. ruw. MATRIMONY, FROM the Luxury, D,iSsipall6ll, acesteg, and enervatin,4 indulgences oh persons in almost every rank of li'e, proceeds that disoracred state tit . 'the hutnan tratne, ternint Nervous 11etaiNty ; the most distressity, t”,rnptom of whiLit is an ineapaetty to fulfil the '4rcat and primary object of marriage.. This unnappy state is ilidispurabl7 too ire. (Ineptly the gnawing canker-Worm ot the h , ?..a.r[, which.gene rates those horrid ideas that lea.t iieTerate suicide. The genuirter.S 11 E L Nti , S are the best if not theonl) remedy for this species ot ddyility ; indeed Stet is coo tessetily the most pow;:rful tonic and restorative IViedicine in the Universe, acid thiS preparation is proved by long experience to ire superi , r to all others. The STtiiil. I.OIIiNG ES are prepared and soh! by the Inventor, DI. Senate, 3, Ludgate.. Rd I, price 75. per box a41:1 may be had of his Agents io town 4:;d coim.r.ry ; bitt ob serve, tys ,iignature, E. Serthte, in his Rand-witting, or they ea:Jr:tit be geiwind. int:t Tenth edition, Dr. Senate's Treatise on Cunwiitions, prit . ,.72s. 6d. a bock.thAt should be read by e - very married FOR SALE To be Sold by' Public Rout), upon Vri.lay the rcth day of . September within the Floue of Geoz.. 1.40.0 d, vintnei, in Abl-mievn, betwixt the.hours ot Six ir,in Seven Afternoon (it not previously cli4posed ot by Private Bar ' gain r l7l -- it LANDS and ESTEA.T4 of MARY CU TER, comprehending the Nlattis and Manor places of Mary Cutter \; Milli and - Mitu Lat•ds of Cryticien avd. Mary Cutter; and the Toy, its, Lauds, and farms of Milo Batik, Eastland, Cotten, Corhiil, Standing, Stane.s, Westinle, W..lLhaw, Miiirskie, Burnside, Cockley, Bog r spa, !Baiter and' Wesier Tilinouries, and IV flier and Upper Milentiltit„s tire SAL:Z.ION Niutttires, Tennis, and Pertinents of the hole (Attie 4.411 lands; all lye ing, tne parish at Vfary Colter, ar.st coimity of Kin. cardine ; and consisting (exCl:ll;iiVe•ot a . sTnill pan of East- - hind lately given Ott;) of nearly three thou,,,ind seven tam, drid Scuts acres, Witeue • f,.'act:or.lii,g to aysurvey made sonic lears ago, • there are about etgltt hundred of Infiehl, the Sallie Qttalltity al <nt tart y • six of Wood, fourteen hon_ ~r ed and forty of Fasture, out ateo six.ot Nloss, anti the tentairciee•of &loot; All, stiiia:ed at , a short and nearly equal c Irmn and-St,,nehaven, and cittendnig for u pwards at three miles slung the So, h r:t the I)er (a river auouticiing with Salmon (;rilse), and it southward to the south htturtrkUy tit.: parish of :'Very Cutter, iv hich is also that of this Elate towaids the and rues an A tine nearly parallel to the river -formingon the whole, one of the most toinpatt and heat *Loin,nocticed Estates in this part ot , the country T!.c present house of ;%la•y Colter overhar.gs tilt ; TiTer, en a vv.oth;cl batik - ; and at a little dist..nce trorn it to the east, upon the rising v.To:l;lti 01 a IL:14;11ot 6; acres, skirted by a thtiving.plan aim of v,artotis sort ot tritest trees, Dow well advao,:ed, awl corninatiditn, a bett,titial vie.•.v of the river and adjacent .country tor some iniks beauty,, is one of thotinest satiation! , for a Mansion Ilattse in tha country. The .faints hold of the Crown, and are At present valued is tumAlo with :mot thr part of Mr.. Menzie s ' Lstatr in this pa rish, at ,C 116 , upe.it a sa'c, will ho split, and a quAn tii:ll of e valued rent given to the purrha,r•t i arlttttt Oftwo I.reeliold c,3italttications. Tlie tends were valued several 'years 40,allti ere nearly exhausted. Access wtll be given to ;tie infusion house, garden. offices, pot.cr au l grc.untts, in the.accittlatiois at the proprietor, at Martinmas-, next, or .sooner, . it. desired to several of the taems . on , witich there are no leases. at ‘Vllttsiltrif ay le, ia'; and to all the rest of the:. ‘aluttole estate On the ex. Pity of the CA except itt a few instances, ate cow held Lit the liyesoi the l•resent occupiers. 'The writes, with a Plan anal iientid of these lands, are in the .a suits of Mr , Bannerman, 'Advocate, in Aberdeen, to wt, - 4 , 11) those desirous of further informaion may apply. Joseph Fon, at l'atlettead, will shew the marches. A CHALLENGE. I\/TFSSRS. CURItIE and Co. Sameonsplate in /11 jest) 's ‘savfee, chalier:ge, the Whole world to p r „ v , a i n - s t an ce tsltera their medicine and method of cur: have tailed of the desired effect. Ihe practi c e of many years iii. his particular branch of their professton, has not rise won,: unsuc esstul as:. They continue to direct their.studies to the tre-attnent and cute or wnereal'complaints, and that derangement of the sys. teen, ‘virich is the consequeneel,l the pernicious and wasteful trettS of a !taint lung awl most unhappily pursued by the youths of noili sexes. jti the one it Will he found to be the unfailing sour c e of barrenness ; the other have its ravages fa. tally deveroped to mein by a distressing state of debility; which, it nit timely remedied,,; cromiates ii impoteniv. Thee are its rzinine and ultimate eit.,Js, %rill le consump tious, loss of muscular power, ant. various I:4rv,,us complaints, usually characterise the e..rfier stages of si,or.ay 0 t persons laiiguisiiing un .eilhe'disordcrs incid...n t to such a habit,, their trnaAncid is sinvlv, and has never ;nowt' unsuc cesstul in the cuurse'of a. long, laborious, aiid much extended practice. !ti the most ol.tstinate, and cpinplicated cases of ye. ; cereal infeetwn , such as obstrtictions ill the urAtiira , spungy_ eXCfesC-ctIC:S, tumors, callous ulcers, ,eruptions, semi., Mil Weak/h.:Ss, jj.cets, as also SIR! CTUIt I.S, Whether recent or Ut loug duration, and which have hal. fled the skill of. other P e'44 it loners, - are by their present un proved plan of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, wittiou& the Patient suffering the excruciating pa n and alarming hemorrhage which frequently , follows the applica tion of the lunar caustic. lit the course of twenty years extensive practice in this Metropolis, numerous cases of Stric=tures have been and are daily .under their care, the total, eradication of which are effected by a sale, certain, and expe ditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted-.•• Thtt weakness, relaxation, and debility yrniceeditig from this complaint is speedily len - loved, 4nd..the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. lint •wtiere the debility, has for years 'existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative re medies, after the Stricture his been destroyed, is indispensa bly requisite to revirr ..the.slinn).iering , sparks of life and to reanimate the constitution. _ , • _ Messrs. Curriean] Co. may he consulted by either sex with the ,greatcst tielicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, I4tion Patients ih the C oun try are revestid to State th e p a rt i eu- Jars ot, their case, age,• and general habit of living, inclusing a remittance for advice and metlicines, when the sane wii 4 be ziven,or sent to any part of the kingdom."' To ensure thac secrecy so essenti a l to their undertaking, the postage of letters In y! be attao io the i 3 kcoUht for iric(ixin. 9thiSog.kkativn-garclui; THE REV. MR. 13ARCLAY's I'ATENT ANTIIIILI. OUS 1111,1.5. - - - TT was a remark of the celebrated Dr. Buchan, Author a.t . the Domestic Medicine, that complaints of the Stomach and Rowel , are the prev4iling Malady or this Country, which lay the foundation of the more formidable and fatal Diseases ;' that the person who could discover tqr he relief and cure a sate and infallible remedy would Per.. inrtn most important set vice t., - society That discovery has now been mad.; iu r i P.ttent Anti,,,ilious Pills of the Rev. Witham l',:rclrry, rtre extensive sale of which, and the high estimation in which they are deservedly held, •has comAerabi) lessened ;he thouh:r of these Complaints; and Bids lair, tit a shost ttine, to rie . o'4; means of e;threly-e r ,di. eating thein. Theic Pills h eve a (link and safe operation, they a.a,powtrtully anti speCiticatiy on the Pile, and - thus remove the numerous' thsor . ;ers coniteded with it,. Sick ITlead-Achr.ti, F.latulence, Liver Complaints, jaundi ce , ?q tr ., , vows Disorders' troni I titkeslloll, .arc. They are t h e most valuable Faintly ,Medicine hitherto catered to the Public, and tine Proprietor is supported by the moat respeauble evidence of the'first •citaracterS of the Nobility ands others, that they have never beemadminstered to any person without giving certain and speedy relief, arid in the end completing a Cure. This valuable Medkirie., having been used with success, is reco;:tineadql.by the 1611iTti citStinguished PersonageS: • '1 lie•,kight (,-gun. Viscciunt The Lord Bishop at Isattt and %Veils. , ...Sir joint iion4woon,.l , ...irt. M.P. for tionit9m. Sir Stephen LUsirir•gt , ll, M.P. , for Venyu. 1:-tioniaa Anson-, Esq. 11. P. h Litchfield. I.3:nes Aniyatt, },sq. fQr Soutliainptliu .. - Nictielson Latverr, • Esq. :11. i i —tor.ii k frtford. * .4.dinund Buelini, Esq. Nev .sr , Spring Gardens. sky,. i M I :14. \' Dickes, Esq. Private Secretary t , ..) the Archbishop ..c.'auterbnot. I,e hey. 1 . 1 r: t€) the Archbishop. Ce4l Foreste:; Esq. M. P. tot Sold % , :holes‘iie aiol retail n) h,it:er, N 9. 4.Cheapside; and retail by Alr kirby, StallZfilci,staCt, ()lillsond..street ; * Mr. Stratton; . I..eicL•ccr-squae; Bacon aura Co.; ice, Ox_ tors-street ; and, by all rtspect,Ole •Veliders'in Town and Country. A t.:atition: 7 ---(4Mervt. t:,.. of ‘Villion Barclay is en. };raved or t _rpe stunp, aifiKed on the outside wrap per of box ; 4re•a dangerous tatpli. j• rice 0. GJ. ara4 rte. pz: 5:,x, with oinph! dire lions, [PRIa,SIXI).ENc iLiLiPENN Yi , • Fh4, 4 LolvoON ozzE.I"FR, lYar_t7l <e, .7111giiy 19, 184. tlth Regirtieht Of 'Lig hi Dragoon's', lieutetnitt Xiehirci kshcr-- wood, from the 5 t t foot, to );;,e Lieutenant, vice ' yopp, who eitt.:tnges..- Yeteriintry.-stt (poll janies Cast itty, froth the :sth Light Dragoons, to be Vcterinary.sur f it.on, vice heron, who exeitange:;.. isth Ditto, Veterinary-surgeon john Feron, front the 12th Light Dragoons, robe yeterinar,y-surgton, vice who exchanges. 2 3 a Ditto, Cornet George Thorpe to be Lieutenant, - vice sting, deceased. Enstga Dodwell, 'Wow trie sth Garristni Battalion, to be Lie...trey:ant, vice Power, (N -ceiksed Ensign H. J. Richardson ; Gent. to be Cornet, vice Thorpe. Campbell, Gent., to be Lortl44, tst Regittlent of Foot Gualits, IVilitant.Gordon Citineron, Gent.- to be -Ensign, by puiciuSt, vice tvito retires.. 'Coldstreatn Regiment of Foot Guards, (:a;:.tain Montague lohn Wynyard to be Captain of iiComperty, ' , Lc Ross), deceased. Ensibii Edward &la:Vey to tie LieL;;;Datir, vice lyynyard. 2d Regime:aril Foot. Lietetea:,it lames E. Hudson, from the nth (.;atrisiOn battalion, to uttienrchaitti. wittiout 04r c!lase. 3d Ditto, brevet Lieutenant- Colonel Archibald Drummond to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Niftier, .deLeaSett. Capt., n Henry King - to t. 4 Major, vice Oritinttiond.. Edward Walsh to be C a p ta i n ,:t a 121,tflpinly, ' vice King, sth Ditto, Lieutenant Wiliiain from tn.; Devon 11:itlitia, to be Entag t. Easir,o A. M. Ayshiont, troin the South Devon Militia, to b e E tt ,i gn. 7th Ditto, Cornet Charles Achniuty, trout rite Ist Dragoons of the King's Gerniao Legion, , to be Lienteliaot i vice Beautoy, decease...- Lieutenant Thomas Co; run to - De. Adjutant, vice Orr, promoted. Bth Ditto, Lientcriant Henry Cooper to be Adjutant, vice oy, I , promoted: list Ditto, k...etitieman Cadet fames Bridy, from the Roisil Military College, to be tie..ond Lieutenant, ~,t ilaut UT!. chase, vice tichson, promoted. t..,encient4 t i l atlet Leavock, -- train. •ditt(., to' be ditto, vice Wright, poi- - tooted. igtb Ditto, Lieutenant William Wade to 'be Captain of a • company, vicg - .Gauntlett, deceased. 3ot h Unto, George Tenton, Gnat. Ensign, by purchase, vice Wnite,..pilonoted. • sist Ditto, Lieutenant Peter Fearon to be Captain ot . o COM paoy, vice Lod ? e, ,te,eased. 33ti Litto, Lieutenant Benjamin 1. Wright, from `the 52.1' Foot, to be Lit:tit...Wm. vitt; ilartow, avllu exchanges. 34th Ditto, Henry charicS .I)ick..to; to ac • jor, by purciiase, Pro:lowan, promoted to the 77th foot 3btit Ditto, Wilfizon Harrison, Gent. tO be 4.nsiti, by h: put- . • 'chase, ve Cult , rtomoteri, • 43 d D ; r to , Litutettatot 1(0,3,,rt Simpson to b.: Captain of' a -- Company, vw - e (;apicCr, Lulin to be v , cc Sinapaoti. • • • :);tio, iron the Ro,al South Mnioa, to be Ensign. • 47t0 not i ew a : Mackay, from the Stir Gar ttson I:.atta.loo. CU i. i Lieutenant, without purctiase. sod) Dart), o . , insort,to he Lieutenant, with but ptuctiAse, itst . , Lk:.tzeti.tur grrt th e h Lio r Dragoons,-,to be Licatelia,,c, vice • Isherwood, wilt) exchanges. RoOert Dodd, lieut, to be by pur_ cli se, vice takela et, pr 'noted. • . 5211 Ditio, Lienteoant t,. U. Barlow, front the 33d Foot, to. be Lieutcnaht, vice Wrigiit, who7exCilatiges. Charles Kenzie), Gent., to r)e Ensign, by purchase, vice burgess, - appkiintett.to_ the Coitistrearn Guards. .• ttate4S Attedofidid - NlCtiCaSOlti - to be Ensign, • without putetiase, best Ditto, Luke Godfrey, to be Major, vic , •:Orpeit, tfcLeal . ed. To be Captains of Companies--Lieutenant Lanes Maltlll, vice Scott, d eceased. Lieutenant john vi ce lames, deceased. Lieutenant Duncan M`Dougt.tl i 'rice Caffrey. _ To be Lieutenants—Ensign Allen 'Cox, vice Remus, de. ceased. Ensign john Melver, vice Makin, Ensig n Wil liam Itrackenbury, vice Hamilton. Ensign R. M., Irwin, vice 114' Nougat. To be Ensigns —Volunteer William White, vice Cox. Vo. lunteer Hercules Beere, vice i'vl'lver, Volunteer Aicock, vice Brackenbury. Volunteer Martin Linta, vice I resin. 64th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Charles Bennett to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. 66th Ditto, Ensign Robert Carew Wogan,-from the 67th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Brodie, deceased. 67th Ditto, Ensign Herbert Vaughan, from tite loth Font, to be Ensign, without purchase, v i ce W ogan, promoted in the 66th hoot. William Warburton, Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase, vice Jackson, who resigns. loth Ditto, George Bedford. Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase; vice Vaughan, appointed to the 67th Foot. 72d Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Alexander M'Kee, from the 3d Garrison Battalion, to be Assistant-Surgeon. 77th Ditto, Major john Bromhead, horn -the 34th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vibt.Whitelock.e, who retires. 79th Ditto, Ensign 1. W. Morrison to be Lieutenant, vice Ore; deceased. Robert hum Ackland; Gent, to En sign, vice Morrison. 83d Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Collins to be Lieutenant:Colonel, vice Gordon, deceased. Captain Robert Scott to be Major, vice. C o llins. Li eutenant D. E. DonoVan to ,he Captain of a Company, vice Scott. To be Lieutenants—Ensign Charles Wetson ' vice Dahman, deceased. Ensign Tnontas Boggle, vice Montgomery, de ceased. Ensign Frederick Irvin, vice Donovan. To be Ensigns--Volunteer Henry R. Shepard, vice Watson. Swinburne,.Gent. vice Boggie. Volunteer IL Wood. house, vice Irvin. 87th Ditto, Peter Paterson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice La Serra, deceased. 91st Ditto, Ensign Thomas Bunbuty, from the 3d Foot, to be Lieutenant. vice Cohn M.Dougall, deceased. 93d Ditte,'Brevet Major Henry john, horn the toth Foot, to be-Major, by purchase,' vice Brown, who retires. 94th Ditto, Captain lames Allan to be Major, by purchase , vice Gordon, promoted in the.43d Foot. Lieutenant Alex. Cairiteross to be Adjutant, vice Kingdom,. who resigns the Adjutatitcy only. . . zst Ceylon ,Regiment, " Assistant-Surgeon Matthew Flair, front the 34th Foote to be Surgeon. 2dGarrison Battalion, Richard Banbridge, Cent. to be En sign, vice Hobhottle, who resigns, 'W. Hunt, Gent. to be ditto, vice White, promoted in the :nth Foot: 3d Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Oliver Deese, from the Done. gal Militia, to be AssiStant-Surgeon, • vice. M'lc.e.e,, ap pointed to the 7;d Foot. . sth Ditto, Ensign !On:Waters,' from the 6 rst Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Mackay, appointed to the 47111 Foul. • Robert.Markharn Gent. to . be Ensign, vice Dcidwell, pro noted,Lnifahtta I D I , r r a k dLieutenant Charles W r i g h t , from the loth Foot, to be Lieutenant, v i ce M a ll et, placed on the Retired List, 2 Royal in the Ve V e teran , ..toth Ditto, Lieutenant Charles M'Carthe, from the t3th Foot,' to be Lieutenant. SE Lr. P.R ES E 1:Y71,110N r~.- • -•-• FIE Contir:ned Safety voist& AI.;47,DECI,NA SOAP, to o wall known and estitfiliiiited irl ibe rentitn; I.o.4seiv:stion 2.‘l.essary ;' b+i rreveottvi: Pooers tin.; m0,),y1 ,, b t Pernictou,i I 12:::cts (2; t „,1 ) - I ta ,, itt• irtnrs to it sure l'sce , nintei,',,,lion:—="l: o be used" emernAl iy tint7 , ol,• etiu:v.:, only, Sold in I'dckets of mice lluxcs, I is, ; Single Box •; (d. ~ T rvd t o l oc i o d e ,t, kv h and retail, at No. 23, south a4ol,two-street, Sltaild; retail ak.i) af 'No. 4t, Corailiill, and at No a16, ,- otay' be bad, telex;tnder's Spzcitic Injection.— , yr.tte , llo,lgeist w.is in Si great etc... , ,n0,b,y the Lae Sur. ge-•II li .otrr, rt, prtter it lit all 1.04.:41 Cuntliktists ; and fir Gieets, r akorbses, irr!"..,ps superiut tp.:oy 11)64 ,01:•ied to the I uhlic, - I . :Av-in;, LTA:ttli a 4Netiv and ei--ettscks • " ri:CC 11.11. Sem.' to :In part :A tll.. kint , ‘lzailt, by the antudot, post-pa:d, to Atexdodzr isti.l'Cu t Nu. 23, Suutneririp. tuo;st,eet,,.Lundon. viriEN we' con,ido• the iimillable blessing of ljea tit, we regro to thiiLk that sq little attention is paid to the preservation ui it : it is the :t duty of every Nl3 l l who duly L4tintates the value of 14 exisp,pc,:, to rc g imi his Health. irrequently has it happened that many have had the re minder at their lives c!iihittered, throiigh the iiibiserefion o f an unguarded hour, and melancholy is the rate or those who, from 4 frequent practice in a secret clestructive habit, have reduced trtinty vigour, aiul eptattot on themselves a misera ble . state of Debility. Distressing are the Nervous Diseases induced by this most insinious Vice, which not only delaill ti:es and enteelalei the body, tit renders the faculties of the mind weak and ;Oen also: labouring under the abovz it may be a 'consolation to kri iw the removal of such by the gradual restoration of health, is the result of my ex perience. Atter having been regularly educated u a Member of the :R•#;tl Colt e, I tnsde Venereal, and Scorbutic Complaints, I:nd every 'species of Debility, tile objects of particular in. vestigation, and having ;tevfned fun:en years of my life to the Stitily of Medicine, trusi it , ivi;l not be deemed presurnp..- .tiou in saying my acqutreuv.ats are ;wither inferior, nor in. considerable. In frequent intialices have I radically removed every ves- tige of Syphilitic into:Al a n in the course of a few hours, and in the more inveterate and complicated stases, where others have tailed, have been successful. Yersonat applications, and peat-pa iti Letters" attoxied to as usual. T. (;$J S, Surgeon, 13, Bouvezie-street, Heet- street. HOSPITAL STAFF. TO be Surgeons • to - the forceS'--Surgeon William Wallace. fmtn the 7th Foot. Surgeon John Q. Short,trom the 16th Foot. .Surgeon John Pooler.trura the 72,t Foot burgeon I. Bruti, from the 83d poor.. Surgeon I. R. Hume, Irani the 79th. Fait. Deputy, P uiveyor ChArles 11,1.4,0ther. To be Su,rgeons to the Forces 'in Portugal, wider the Coal s mand 'ot. Lieu : tenant- (.;ctieral .Beresturtt on Lt-Assistant_surgeon Augustus- Wrst,. trom the 441. Poor. rlt..dttiant ,Surgeon folio Callander, Irvin ditto. Assistant-Surg e on L:eltvArcl '<Romig; front the 6t;t Foot. Assostant.Surgeon lotto Grillith, trout the z 3,1 Foot. Assistant- Suretuti An. drew Haiti fey, froth tit; 4th Dragoon (3tiards. Assistant.. Surgeon- C;eorge. Mort; 1to;t1 thc 4th 'Dragoons. Assist. ant-Surgeotti - 44 Rc,bcrts_n o front the Royal Nlil l i ar y Col lege.. . • s s